Well, I am now crafting a letter that speaks to the overall project, not just my college paper. I will be sending it out after I meet with my man Jeff, head Mzungu of the GVUS here.
I would like this to be a smooth process, although that is relative since the conditions there are so much more complicated than here. In order to get to James and Mangerie the BDP have to find them since they are not on site at this time. So, that means limited communication from village to village, walking instead of driving to most places and then getting word to them they are needed. If they agree it would be up to the translator and them to do the interview where everyone is most comfortable, either at the village they are residing in, or back at the BDP offices in Bwindi. My questions are few, but the answers will be long (I hope). The whole project rests on every one's willingness to volunteer and participate. I dream of teamwork where even the language barrier doesn't matter. I just want to take down this information for posterity and for the video project we are working toward creating for them . . . how do you convey THAT message? Still holding my breath.
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